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Revise COLLIDERS presentation and gameplay galleries - #23
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The COLLIDERS Meet-up – Circular Arcades deck now opens with Alejandro J. Cura’s full credit and includes the supplied fan-in-use photo as slide three. A coding title slide separates the jam invitation from the local development workflow; the three runnable Garden progressions are called Parts.
The game galleries show Super Ventilagon and Vyruss under “My sample games”, and Senile command, Vasura Espacial and Tincho el Carpincho under “Past jam creations”. Each screenshot comes from actual gameplay in the WebGL emulator after the starting screen. Removed unused gallery images and updated the reproducible capture script and records.
Validation: Jekyll and Sphinx builds, all seven content checks, presentation pacing/assets/checkpoint checks, and Chrome rendering of all 23 slides without overflow or browser errors. The introduction remains 12 minutes and coding remains 15 minutes, with exactly three game launch buttons.
Preview: https://alecu.protocultura.net/ventilastation-docs-preview/presentations/making-games/?v=7426808